Billie Eilish’s Oscars look is Chanel, but not as you know it FashionNewsBillie Eilish’s Oscars look is Chanel, but not as you know itThe ‘bad guy’ singer gives the legendary maison’s classic tweed a 2020 updateShareLink copied ✔️February 10, 2020FashionNewsText Emma Elizabeth Davidson Think of Chanel's classic tweed and it’s likely to conjure up images of impossibly chic Parisian women whose lipstick is somehow always immaculate no matter how many skinny Vogue ciggies they suck on throughout the day (honestly: how?). Seemingly, however, Billie Eilish has different ideas when it comes to the house’s iconic motif, as demonstrated by her choice of look for tonight’s Oscars ceremony in not-so-sunny Los Angeles. Landing on the red carpet hot on the heels of the icon that is Billy Porter, the “bad guy” singer opted for a full Chanel ensemble made up of baggy trousers and a loose, boxy jacket, embellished with the Parisian label’s unmistakable double-Cs. Add to that a pair of fluffy sneakers, some logo-emblazoned Desperately Seeking Susan-esque fingerless lace gloves, and Eilish’s signature slime green hair and acrylic nails, and it becomes clear that this is Chanel, but not as we know it. But then, what did you think she was going to turn up in, a gown? To quote the singer herself: duh! Take a look back at some of the biggest red carpet rebels here and keep your eyes on the site, @dazed, and @dazedfashion for more from the 2020 Oscars. TrendingPure Sex: Photos from the relaunch of the cult 80s goth brandThe newly revived Pure Sex England has teamed up with iconic club night Batcave, and we met the minds behind the next era of gothFashionBeauty‘I trust my own body’: The rise of the unquantified self Aveda BeautyAveda is kicking off healthy hair summerArt & PhotographyIn pictures: Wet hot summers at Berlin’s iconic inner-city pool MusicOlivia Rodrigo: ‘A breakup can be an opportunity to redirect your life’MusicThe Dazed team select their favourite albums of 2026 so far Art & Photography‘It’s deeper than curiosity’: Tom Wood on how to photograph your communityFashionWhat went down at the Dazed summer issue mag dropFashionBarry Jenkins on directing Prada: ‘We wanted something a little bit deeper’